Having grown up in Africa, including Ivory Coast, Togo, and Mauritania, Jean-Patrick Nourricier expresses his nostalgia and deep attachment to Mauritania. Now a general manager near Nîmes, he cherishes these unforgettable years on the African continent.
Jean-Patrick Nourricier, general manager living near Nîmes in Gard, Occitanie, shared his reflections on his nostalgia for Africa, where he was raised with his parents.
He lived in several African countries, notably Ivory Coast, Togo, but it is Mauritania that holds a special place in his heart.
These years spent on the African continent have left an indelible memory in him, reflecting his deep attachment to this region of the world.
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